RUN-EU PLUS is organizing an online Training on Research Engagement and Impact in March 2024.

Engaged Research for Impact is a dynamic approach that emphasizes collaboration between researchers and stakeholders to address real-world problems. This practice involves active participation from diverse stakeholders throughout the research process, ensuring that outcomes are relevant and impactful. The Engaged Research Framework provides a structured approach for implementing this methodology, emphasizing principles such as co-design, co-production, and co-dissemination of knowledge. By reviewing and critiquing research practices, researchers can identify areas for improvement in engagement and plan effective engagement activities. Peer-sharing experiences help in identifying both effective and ineffective engagement methods, fostering continuous learning and improvement in research impact.

Online Training on Research Engagement and Impact

20 March 2024 • 12h00-14h00 CET

Target group: This badge is for researchers and staff members from any TUS faculty or RUN-EU research community (postgrads, research assistants, postdocs, PIs, Research Directors/managers/ Academic Supervisors) who wishes to inform themselves of principles and good practice of Engaged Research including the Engaged Research Framework and research planning for impact.

Previous knowledge required:    Participants should have an understanding of the process of designing and carrying out a research project.

Questions addressed:

• An introduction and overview of the practice of Engaged Research for Impact.
• The Engaged Research Framework and best practice for its implementation.
• How to review and plan research engagement activities.
• Peer-sharing of experiences and identification of most effective and ineffective methods of engagement.

What you will know afterwards:

• The basic principles of Engaged Research for Impact.
• The Engaged Research Framework and best practice for its implementation.
• How to review and critique your own research practices to date to identify gaps in engagement.
• How to plan research engagement activities

It is open to RUN-EU researchers and students, but anyone is invited to register, and it is hosted using MS Teams.

Hosted by 
TUS, Ireland